ASTA HOTEL — Hotel in Tokyo

We arrived very tired after a very early flight and a long day of travel from Australia. We received a warm welcome, were given all the hotel information and some complimentary noodles. Great spot close to two stations. Yes, as others have said, our room was tiny. We managed quite well by putting our cases open under the bed. Easy to get things out of. The bed was comfortable, water was hot, WiFi good and we had a kettle to make our own tea/coffee. Towels clean and no smell in bathroom. We stayed 4 nights and had our room serviced once on a day we had chosen. You can, however, get fresh towels daily if you want. There is a coffee shop next door where we had breakfast each day. We found a number of restaurants down the street and for those who would like to do their own thing, there is a fantastic supermarket just a few doors up called Life. We didn’t have a car so cannot help with info there. As someone else mentioned previously, our room keys suddenly stopped working. On reporting it to reception, the matter was resolved immediately. The door lock just needed a new battery. We would...

The hotel is very new and clean, the staff is very nice and polite. We asked for the luggages reserve and they help us to keep it with signs that allowed us to identify ours luggage, more importantly the staff serve us with water right away we get into the entrance in the hot summer weather, it was touching and wonderful. The cafe outside is warm and sweet, I still miss the lemon squash. One little reminder is that the environment is relatively small but cozy. Though after closing the hotel door I won’t hear the noise from outside but the stairs hallway would give me a little bit scary feature as I was alone. In conclusion, it’s still an...

I stayed here for one night. The room is small but clean. Considering the hotel's standard and nearby options, the price is quite reasonable. One thing to note is that, unlike most hotels in Japan, they are unable to assist with shipping your luggage. Instead, they suggest visiting a convenience store to handle the shipping yourself. If you're traveling to multiple destinations in Japan and planning to travel hands-free, this might pose...